The image displays the Gare de Metz-Ville railway station in Metz, France, under a partly cloudy blue sky

The image displays the Gare de Metz-Ville railway station in Metz, France, under a partly cloudy blue sky. The building, constructed from light-colored, rough-hewn stone blocks, exhibits a Neo-Romanesque/Imperial German architectural style. A prominent four-sided clock tower occupies the right side of the frame, featuring a large white clock face indicating approximately 12:45. The left section of the structure presents a gabled facade with intricate stone carvings, including a coat of arms near its apex, and a central row of five tall, arched windows with dark frames and amber-tinted glass. Below these windows, a decorative stone balustrade extends above a projecting canopy that covers the main entrance. Three French national flags hang vertically on the left side, beneath the balustrade. The red "SNCF" logo is prominently visible above the shadowed entrance area. A tall, slender, grey street light pole stands centrally in the foreground, partially obscuring the building's lower facade. At ground level, near the building's entrance, several individuals are present: one male in a light-colored shirt on the left, and two individuals dressed in dark attire conversing near the base of the clock tower on the right. Other indistinct figures are partially visible within the shadowed entrance. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight.